Post by Chii on Nov 30, 2003 1:25:34 GMT -5
Delicate snowflakes fell to the unmarred marble like ground, landing on the thickly covered trees, as if someone had sprinkled the whole area with an endless supply of powdered sugar. The sky was a dismal gray, much like it is when the sun has not yet come up, but it seemed only to get darker.
Most animals were warmly burrowed in their caves, but some hopped around in the snow, looking for food or shelter. The birds were uncannily silent, and had completely dissapeared; there were the occasional birds that stayed, but they dissapeared soon enough.
It seemed as if all the world was asleep. Except for the snow, that is. The snow kept falling furiously, then slowly begin to thin, and then unexpectedly, return to it's fierce dance. Soon enough, everything was pure white and unrecognizable.
Chii was sitting ontop of a large snow covered evergeen, overlooking the spotless terrain. The wind seemed to bite through the rather skimpy pastel blue dress she wore, playing with the train with it's gusty breezes. Her hair was in a long braid, colied around her lap.
"I pity any creature who's out here. Other than me, that is." she said, a smile creeping on her face. She had never really been in the snow, and was, to tell the truth, enjoying every moment of it.
Because of her inability to really feel, the cold did not affect her as much as it would any other creature. Sighing contentedly, she leaned back on a branch, resting herself between the two.
Most animals were warmly burrowed in their caves, but some hopped around in the snow, looking for food or shelter. The birds were uncannily silent, and had completely dissapeared; there were the occasional birds that stayed, but they dissapeared soon enough.
It seemed as if all the world was asleep. Except for the snow, that is. The snow kept falling furiously, then slowly begin to thin, and then unexpectedly, return to it's fierce dance. Soon enough, everything was pure white and unrecognizable.
Chii was sitting ontop of a large snow covered evergeen, overlooking the spotless terrain. The wind seemed to bite through the rather skimpy pastel blue dress she wore, playing with the train with it's gusty breezes. Her hair was in a long braid, colied around her lap.
"I pity any creature who's out here. Other than me, that is." she said, a smile creeping on her face. She had never really been in the snow, and was, to tell the truth, enjoying every moment of it.
Because of her inability to really feel, the cold did not affect her as much as it would any other creature. Sighing contentedly, she leaned back on a branch, resting herself between the two.
